| Captain Marmaduke John Norman ABBAY (1899-1902)
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Captain, Indian Army |
| Bernard Y ALDWINCKLE (1906-08)
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Lt, Royal Field Artillery |
| Henry Christie AMENDT (1903-04)
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City of London Yeomanry |
| Hubert Frank ANTHONY (1911-16)
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Royal Flying Corps (RFC) |
| Rev Geoffrey Seldon ARNOLD-WALLINGER (1905-08)
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Inns of Court. Died during a training accident. |
| John Gordon Barrymore BAINES (1913-14)
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2nd Lt, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, attached to Royal Flying Corp. |
| Frank William BALLS (1909-10)
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Royal Flying Corps (RFC) |
| James Girling BALLS (1907-09)
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Royal Field Artillery |
| George Frank BARTON (1906-13)
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2nd Lt, Norfolk Regiment |
| Charles Hereward BECKER (1912-14)
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Major, East Surrey Regiment. Whilst the memorial clearly says Major all the evidence points to him being a Captain. |
| James Norman BENNETT (1905-11)
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Lieut, Australian Light Horse. Killed in action at Nordenhoek, Belgium on 4 October 1917. |
| Joseph Charles BENNETT (1908-12)
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Sussex Yeomanry |
| Captain The Rev William BENTON (1885-91)
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Captain, Manchester Regiment. Played cricket for Middlesex. |
| Arnold Joseph BEVERIDGE (1901-03)
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South African Heavy Artillery |
| Gerald Castledon BLANDY (1900-02)
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Captain, Royal Warwick Regiment |
| Andrew BOA (1897-1901)
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Machine Gun Corps |
| Robert BRUNGER DSO (1903-11)
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Captain, Norfolk Regiment. Commemorated on the Framlingham Town Memorial – see www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html |
| Frank Cuthbert BUCHANAN (1905-07)
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Australian Expeditionary Force |
| John Ronald BUCKMASTER (1906-09)
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Australian Expeditionary Force |
| John Coulson BUNN (1908-10)
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2nd Lt, South Staffordshire Regiment |
| Sydney Gasking BURCH (1903-09)
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2nd Lt, South Notts Hussars |
| Samuel Newman CARLEY (1894-
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2nd Lt, 207th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps. Died on 25 September 1917 at the age of 32. Buried at Tyne Cot Cemetery and on the Framlingham Town Memorial – see www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html |
| Thomas John CATCHPOLE (1900-04)
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Captain, Suffolk Regiment |
| John Stanford CAVALIER (1896-1900)
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Australian Field Artillery |
| Godfrey Lionel John CAVENDISH (1895-1901)
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Captain, Indian Army. Has the unusual distinction of having 2 headstones on his grave in France. |
| Arthur Cyril Heffer CHALK (1909-11)
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Kings Royal Rifle Corp. Wounded 9 April 1917 near Arras but died 4 June 1918 in Cambridge. |
| Norman Bowen CHALLENOR (1900-03)
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Captain, Royal Berkshire Regiment |
| John Turnbull CHANDLER (1909-12)
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Machine Gun Corps |
| Charles Alain CHISNALL (1898-1904)
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Lt, Canadian Expeditionary Force, but attached to Royal Air Force. Brother of George Henry Chisnall (1893-1903) named below and another brother who went to the College. |
| George Henry CHISNALL FRCS (1896-1903)
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Lt, Royal Army Medical Corp. Killed while tending the wounded. Brother of Charles Alain Chisnall (1898-1904) named above and another brother who went to the College. We have had confirmation from the RAMC records and the de Ruvignys Roll of Honour, that he was the first FRCS doctor to be killed in WW1. |
| Sydney CLARK (1884-87)
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Captain, Royal Army Medical Corp |
| Alexander Sydney CLARK (1899-1905)
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Royal Naval Division |
| Arthur Ronald CLARKE (1907-08)
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Princess Patricia Light Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| Sydney CLIFT (1900-04)
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Australian Expeditionary Force |
| Lionel Drummond Kylie COLLINS (1907-10)
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2nd Lt, Seaforth Highlanders. He was reported missing after the German attack on the Hohenzollern Redoubt on 12 May 1916, when the Colonel and most of the senior officers were either killed or wounded and a week afterwards his body was found at the entrance to a communication trench leading to a trench held by the enemy, his servant lying beside him. He is buried at Vermelles British Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France, Plot IV, Row D, Grave 25. |
| Henry Dolling COX (1904-10)
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Queen’s Westminster Rifles |
| Charles Hutton CROWDY (1903-05)
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Captain, Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| Robert Gordon CUTHBERT (1900-01)
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Australian Expeditionary Force. Killed in action on 26 December 1917, aged 32. He and his family had moved to Western Australia and he is remembered on both the Dumbleyung and Nyabing War Memorials. He is interred at Trois Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck, France. |
| Francis Hugh DAVIES (1896-99)
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Lt, Dorset Regiment |
| Charles Cecil Ewart DEEBLE (1909-11)
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Royal Engineers |
| Herbert George DOWNING MC (1905-08)
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2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC) (brother of below) |
| Richard Leslie DOWNING (1905-07)
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Royal Field Artillery (brother of above) |
| Cecil Frederick Napier DRAPER (1906-08)
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2nd Lt, Middlesex Regiment |
| Ernest Richard DRING (1897-1903)
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Private, 7th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment. Died on 22 September 1918 at the age of 31. Commemorated on the Tehran Memorial and on the Framlingham Town Memorial – see www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html |
| Stephen FIELD (1895-98)
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Captain, Royal Army Medical Corp |
| Herbert John FISHER (1899-1903)
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Lt, Australian Field Artillery |
| Gilbert Clare FITZHERBERT MC (1907-13)
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Lt, Yorks & Lancs Regiment |
| AMIRAUX Silver FLETCHER (1896-1900)
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2nd Lt, Gurkha Rifles. Killed in action at Sulva Bay in 1915. Prior to WW1 was a tea planter in Assam. |
| Gordon Muriel FLOWERDEW VC (1894-99)
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Lt, Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| John Samuel FRY (1906-08)
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2nd Lt, Transvaal Scottish Regiment |
| Percy Claude GARNHAM (1885-90)
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Lt, Royal Naval Division |
| Percy GARRARD (1881-86)
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Major, London Regiment attached to King’s Africa Rifles |
| Gordon GLANFIELD (1907-09)
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Lt, Norfolk Regiment |
| Dudley Fletcher GOODWIN (1908-09)
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Captain, Royal Field Artillery |
| Herbert Hamilton HAIG-SMELLIE (1888-94)
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2nd Lt, Norfolk Regiment |
| Hugh Wilfred HALL (1902-07)
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2nd Lt, London Regiment |
| Frank HARRIS (1910-12)
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Div Engineer, Royal Naval Division |
| Geoffrey Olden HATCHER (1913-14)
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Suffolk Yeomanry |
| Claude Dawson HEMPSON DSO (1901-06)
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Captain, Suffolk Regiment |
| Gerald Arthur HERVEY (1895-1900)
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Lt, Royal Garrison Artillery |
| Joseph Claude Antoine HOBART (1910-13)
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2nd Lt, Royal Sussex Regiment |
| James Sydney HODGES (1898-1901)
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Royal Navy Transports. |
| Leslie Arthur HOGG (1908-14)
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London Regiment |
| Leslie Ebenezer HOLYMAN (1906-10)
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2nd Lt, The Buffs, East Kent Regiment |
| Herbert Walter HYDE (1904-11)
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Lt, Royal Warwickshire Regiment |
| Alan James JACKSON (1906-13)
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2nd Lt, Middlesex Regiment |
| Robert Charles JAGO (1904-07)
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Sussex Yeomanry |
| Herbert Charles JENNINGS (1896-1902)
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2nd Lt, Indian Army |
| Sidney Neville JENNINGS (1902-04)
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Corporal, Queen Victoria’s Rifles. Died in Ipswich Hospital of sickness contracted on active service. |
| Arthur Annan JOHNSTON (1904-08)
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2nd Lt, Royal Field Artillery |
| Eric Gordon JOYCE (1911-14)
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2nd Lt, Suffolk Regiment |
| Oliver Larcent Bell KEER (1906-12)
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Royal Fusiliers |
| Douglas LEDGER (1903-06)
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Sgt, Essex Yeomanry |
| Lionel HENRY LE MAY (1903-04)
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King’s African Rifles |
| John English LOTT MC (1888-92)
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2nd Lt, Royal Engineers |
| Joseph Bernard MACNAMARA (1912-13)
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2nd Lt, Duke of Wellington’s Regiment. Recorded on CWGC under MCNAMARA. |
| Charles Symonds MANBY (1893-95)
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Canadian Mounted Royal Engineers. He was born in Suffolk on 7 May 1880. He enlisted at Valcartier, Quebec, Canada on 26 September 1914 and stated that he had some prior military service with the 2nd Suffolk Reg. at Sudbury, Suffolk. He listed his occupation as "Hotel Manager". He died of the Spanish flu at Vancouver BC on 12 January 1919 at the age of 39 and is buried in the Mountain View Cemetery of Vancouver, Canada. See CWGC Entry |
| Walter George MANN (1907-09)
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Private, 8th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died on 12 August 1917 at the age of 23. Commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial and on the Framlingham Town Memorial – see www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html |
| Herbert Edward MARKHAM (1910-12)
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Lt, Royal Marine Light Infantry |
| Frederick Montague Leslie MATTHEWS (1909-12)
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London Regiment |
| Edwin George MAWBY (1889-97)
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Lt, Welsh Guards. SOF Hon Sec 1905-09, 1913-14. SOF President 1910-11. Editor, first edition, Framlingham College Register 1907. Separate memorial in College Chapel. |
| William MAY (1893-97)
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Somerset Light Infantry |
| Kenneth Spurling MAYHEW (1907-09)
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Royal Army Medical Corp (6th London Field Ambulance). Died 3 December 1917. Anneux British Cemetery |
| Geoffrey Ernest V MEDEN (1907-13)
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London Regiment |
| Kenneth LeGai MILLS (1908-14)
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2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC). Born 1898 in Beverley, Yorks. Killed in action at Bethune, France on 11 November 1917. He is buried at Chocques Cemetery. |
| Robert Lindsay MONTGOMERY (1912-14)
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Royal Field Artillery |
| Jean Charles MONTREUIL CDG (1908-09)
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He was recruited at Lisieux and during WW1 served in the French Heavy Artillery and was awarded the Croix de Guerre with Palm. He was killed in action at Nieuport in Belgium on 17th April 1915, aged 24. |
| Wilfred Gilbert MORGAN (1899-1904)
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2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC) |
| Oscar MORTIMER (1904-06)
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Staff Sgt, Royal Army Medical Corp |
| Edward Aston NEWLING (1911-15)
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Royal Norfolk Regiment |
| Herbert Horace NICHOLSON (1890-92)
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Canadian Expeditionary Force. Killed in action at Vimy Ridge on 20 August 1917. |
| Ernest OLIVER (1903-09)
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Lt, Suffolk Yeomanry |
| Bennett PELL (1895-99)
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Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| Arthur Robert PESTEL (1909-10)
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Royal Sussex Regiment |
| Arthur Wilmot PORTER (1911-12)
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Hon Artillery Company |
| Geoffrey Victor RANDALL (1908-09) |
Royal Flying Corps (RFC)
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| Arnold William RASH (1906-10)
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2nd Lt, Suffolk Regiment (brother of below). Click to see picture of stained glass window in Wortham Church, featuring School crest. |
| Ralph Reginald RASH (1911-13)
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2nd Lt, Suffolk Regiment (brother of above). Click to see picture of stained glass window in Wortham Church, featuring School crest. |
| Leonard Septimus READING (1892-94)
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Royal Flying Corps (RFC).
It would seem that it should have been VERNON JOHN (JACK) READING (1907) on the war memorial. He was born on 13 September 1895 and was the nephew of Leonard Septimus Reading (1892-94). 2nd Lieutenant Vernon Reading served in the Royal Flying Corp and was killed during WW1 on 26 March 1918. He is remembered on the Arras Flying Services Memorial.
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| John Wintfield REYNOLDS (1884-86)
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Captain, King Edward VII Horse |
| Albert George RICE (1910-14)
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London Regiment |
| Frederick Lester RICKABY (1903-06)
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Royal Tank Corp |
| Sydney William SAWYER (1907-11)
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Lt, Royal Fusiliers. Died of his wounds 29 June 1920 and buried in Wrentham Cemetery, Suffolk. |
| Francis Yates SAYER (1907-10)
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Suffolk Regiment |
| William Charles Joseph SEDDON (1906-09)
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Leading Seam, Royal Naval Reserve. Killed on board HMS India, an armed merchant cruiser, when it was torpedoed and sunk by U.22 off Norway |
| Hugh Valentine SHERINGHAM (1899-1902)
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Captain, Royal Army Service Corp |
| Harold Samuel SHERWOOD (1904-07)
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New South Wales Light Horse |
| William SOMERVILLE (1896-99)
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Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| Ziba SONES (1891-96)
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2nd Lt, South Lancashire Regiment |
| George SPEDDING (1910-12)
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2nd Lt, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry |
| Humphrey Osborn SPRINGFIELD (1898-1901)
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2nd Lt, Warwickshire Regiment |
| Donald Frank Parker SPURGEON (1910-15)
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2nd Lt, London Regiment |
| Basil Brett SQUIRE (1880-85)
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Captain, Royal Horse Artillery |
| Alan Kindereley STANFORD (1905-06)
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Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| William Howell STAPLETON (1913-15)
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2nd Lt, Bedford Regiment, attached to Royal Berkshires |
| Adrian Harry STEWART (1899-1904)
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Lt, Gloucester Regiment. He was the first OF to give his life in WW1. |
| Charles Frederic Somes STEWART MC (1895-1901)
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Major, Northants Regiment |
| Norman H STOCKDALE (1902-03)
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2nd Lt, Lincoln Regiment |
| Norman Garner STRANSOM (1910-13)
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Lt, 48 Squadron, Royal Flying Corp |
| Hugh Beauchamp SWANN (1904-06)
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Sgt, Honorary Artillery Company. Died in 1920 three years after being wounded in Northern France. |
| Spencer Lester Hatten SYMONDS (1913-15)
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2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC) |
| William Henry SYMONDS (1908-11)
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Suffolk Regiment |
| Thomas Campbell TATE (1908-11)
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2nd Lt, Royal Sussex Regiment |
| Frank Benjamin WALKER (1896-1900)
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2nd Lt, King’s Royal Rifle Corp (brother of below) |
| Percy F WALKER (1891-97)
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Royal Field Artillery (brother of above) |
| Thomas Foskett WALKER (1900-03)
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Lt, Royal Field Artillery. Extensive research by Evelyn Empson shows that he was a Private. |
| Jonathan Noel C WASHINGTON (1910-11)
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2nd Lt, Royal Flying Corps (RFC) |
| Harry Alexander WATTS (1902-05)
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Lt, Royal Army Service Corp |
| Frank Rees WHEATLEY (1897-98)
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2nd Lt, Essex Regiment |
| Leslie Spenser WHITE (1905-08)
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2nd Lt, Royal West Kent Regiment |
| William Gordon WICKHAM (1909-13)
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Canadian Expeditionary Force |
| Sidney Alfred Henry WIGHTMAN (1903-05)
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Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action at Arras on 9 April 1917. |
| Allan WILSON (1900-06)
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Lt, Royal Engineers |
| Claude RUSSELL WRIGHT (1903-04)
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Lt Suffolk Regiment |
| William George WRIGHT (1912)
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2nd Lt, Hampshire Regiment |
| MASTERS |
| CHARLES REEVE BEECHEY
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Royal Fusiliers |
| HARRY ALFRED BUTT
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Captain, Gloucester Regiment |
| William Hudson MILBURN
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2nd Lt, Suffolk Regiment |
| Alfred Victor RATCLIFFE
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2nd Lt, West Yorkshire Regiment |
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